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Last year, the rebellion was crushed, and malariologists hoped the new national reconciliation policy would lead to eradication.

But Mr Hwang had been warned to be "prudent" while the government pursues its reconciliation policy with the North.

Kaesong, a symbol of the "sunshine" reconciliation policy of the late 1990s, opened in 2004 and survived repeated crises.

In May, president Hamid Karzai wants to showcase the reintegration and reconciliation policy Nato is pursuing in a peace jirga in Kabul.

The Lazhar family had been subjected to repeated death threats since the publication of his wife's book criticizing the government's reconciliation policy after the country's civil war.

What Semple was doing was in line with Kabul's reconciliation policy: trying to persuade local Taliban commanders and footsoldiers to defect.

As foreign minister in the 1990s he masterminded the reconciliation policies that led to an improvement in ties with Turkey.

As foreign minister, he engineered the reconciliation policies that led to rapprochement with Turkey, Greece's Nato rival in the 1990s.

The family visits, the first since February 2001, were the result of efforts to renew dialogue that began with a visit to North Korea this month by Lim Dong Won, the official responsible for carrying out the reconciliation policies of South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung.

In schools across the country, there are worrying signs that children who were not even born during the genocide are perpetuating the ethnic prejudices of their parents, despite the apparent success of the government's reconciliation policies.

Work-family reconciliation policies have also been introduced.